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They Met at the Somerset Depot
and Talked

Wen declare if here ajp't Mrs Fisk
How arr you7 How are an the children. are
they over tbe -1,rinl, fever Mike had II av-
ful
What have Won in those bundles
oh c,rpers. curtains dr,.s.-,. and a box
of fdfshes
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Ruzzard,s Glory Items.

Having seen nothing in your la; two j.
sue from your correspondent. Comicll
jim though, few item, might h. ofin-
terest.
G.. F. says lac pitie> -' ~ poor
Ed -- is tiekled-it's boy.
Mr. Henry sI4ngIer = On the sick list.
Buzzari-s GLORY has q shoe AND barber
shop cumhine'i
Mr. Smucker has the riuf and weather
boarding on hi- new barn
Mad AnthoRy ha> the contract for build
ing new harm for Mr. solomon Engle.
Nj J. g. Carver wa 81 unfortunate. last
Friday, while chappins vonsi a> ,u cut a
terrible CASH in llis faoi
Thi, i a very quiet place
We use no rum To rejdeu our Eaoc.
The reasan i, tn tell you why,
Bee-.use we haven; the mean, Ia huy.
last week Mr. Anthony Carver purchased
rom Mr. +. Walker a line three -ysar-old
eoli k,r which he paid one hundred and
twenty five dollar, He thinks size will i,e
able to make A. ao,d time a. Maud :. after
being trained Anthony knows what lior>e
Is for DIcg >ock
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Our Daily Bread.

Heavy and sour bread or biscuit has vast
influence through the digestive organs upon
the measure Of health We enjoy How i'm
portant To our present happiness Ind future
usefulness the blessing Of good health and a
sound constitution are. We can only realize
when we have lost them, and it Is too late 10
repair the damage. Notwithstanding these
facts. thousands Of persons daily ieoparlize
not only their health. but their lives. and
the healths and lives Of Others by using arti-
cles in the preparation Of their food the puri-
Is and healthmlness Of which they know
nothing Perhaps few cents may have been
saved or il may have been more convenient
10 obtain the article used. and the house
keeper takes the responsibility and possibly
will never know the mischief thar has been
wrought Patertamilia, may have spells of
headache. tie children may have lost their
appetites. or look pale il 50. the true cause
Is rarely suspected. The weather, the lack of
outdoor air, OF some other cause. j. given.
and the unwhole,ome, poisonous system Of
a,iulterated food goes on. Next 20 the flour,
y lilfll -tfA4afA N 4AAAf tfiFA -tftAl4tA
and Not ground too fine, the Yeast or baking
powder which furnishes the rising proper
tie. &, Of the greatest importance. and Of the
two we prefer baking powder and always use
the Royal, as we thereby retain the original
properiie, OF the wheat, no fermentation tax
ing place The action Of the Royal Baking
Powder upon the dough ]. simply to swell
II and form little cells through every part
rlle>. cell. are fillel with carbonic acid gas.
which la,se, of during the proce>s of
baking
The Royal j, made from pure grape acid,
and il j. the action Of this acid upon highly
carbonized hiearbonate ofs0ia that generates
the "a, alluded 10 and these einsredienIs are
50 pure and 80 perfectly fitted, tested and
adapted 10 each other that the action i mild
and permanent, and j. continued during the
whole time Of baking and 30 residue Of poi
-ouuus ingredient, remains o. undermine
the health, no heavy bircuits, no sour bread,
bat IT. directions are f3lIowed- every article
viii he found sweet and wholesome
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Paint Items

Jeremiah ShulI wears the broadesi frown
Il any man in our town. Cause, another
daughter
We have late spring The earliest tres
are inst beginning TO pat on their green
rolss
l. y. Shait'.f i the man who plDws the
lots this year, and he does it right. too.
John E. cris, lzs his foundation ding out
ready for tie wall Of his new house
We are Just in the midst Of oais sowing and
garden making but the present wet spell has
put stop To both.
Garrett Ream our merchant, has laid in .
new supply Of spring goods. Women, now
j. your time To buy 'lrs-es and new shoes.
y : Lehman has leff for >soystown
where he Is attending Normal school His
brother. II T. Lehman will alSo ~ in a lew
WEEKS
Last sunday afternoon April a the Bretl.-
ren Of ss2ip Level and vicinity o1zlnige,i
their s,in,iaiy--cIi,,ol for the summer viii a
full oerle OF officers and l,.ieiier~ aad many
s,.holar~-
quite number OF our Paint men are work
ing in Joliustown this spring.
squire John Hanar, Of Hooversville. is
spending some time this week visiting in
and around scalp. The Squire meanwhile
does not forget 10 remind his many friends
that the election is fast approaching, and
that he J. a candidate for County Treasurer
Ms. Elizabeth Rodgers. wife Of james
Rodgers. of scalp Level died sunday evening
April 24th Tuesday her remains were in
TERED in The Grace church Cemetery Fu-
neral services were conducted by Elder Hir-
am Nusselnian
J. r Ream, who was down for several
weeks with "a complication Of diseases Is
slowly convalescing Jimmie" has had
tough time Of il. and it may be some time be- I
fore he VIII regain hi- usual health Dr. J.
\. Ionther attended him.
Benjamin Miller. who Is be some said 10
be the richest man in the township is falling
rapidly in health His disease Is heart
trouble. Last sunday he was initiated into
the Amish church by Moses Miller, the pas
tor Of tiist denomination
April - lss7 CISpERELlA
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a Good Recipe.

The following recipe i one of the best
known remedies Tor cholera and j. also an
almost never failing remedy for all summer
u cumes from a reliable ~ource and has stood
the te>t forever forty wears. Here II !, with
out further preliminaries Take equal parts
of tiucture of cayenne Tincture of opium.
spirits Of camphor. Nix we'll Dose, fifteen
To- thirty drop, in a wiue-slass Of water, ac-
corIine To age and violence Of attack Re
peat every fifteen or twenty minutes until
relief j. obtained
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OF Interest to Tax Collectors.

The question has been raised as 10 wheth-
er the late law giving collectors Of taxes the
different percentages on their collections. j.
constitutional An appeal viii be made 10
the supreme Court for . decision. 1t appears
thar there exists among lawyer, 4 diversity
Of opinion on the question. should the col
iecJorS. who were elected AZ the last election
have partially collected the amount of their
duplicates when the decision OF the court
J. rendered and should that decision be
adverse. such collectors viii be compensated
for the work done Il will therefore, b. well
for them 10 20 a little slow. And should the
decision Of the supreme Cont not have been
reached when the commissioners ISSUED the
duplicates they viii see that they viii becom-
peIi>ated by some other mean>.-fIr fIrsr,ls5s,rg
p-ses
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DIED.

ARl>MtN.--Ou Thursday, April 21 lS>7
near Elie. Anna Mav Ari>man. aged 10
months aud . DAYS
>fHAFFER-Un THURSDAY. April n
ls>7. near Ellie, Herman Schaffer aged =
months and l. dAys
KEPLER -On Friday, April y, I,s7, at
the residence of Dr. Joseph Coyod1 in Jeu-
ner Mrs. Elizabeth Kepler. aged = wears, 10
mouths and DAYS.
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Ore Mines at Everett.

The ore openings 81 the foot Of Tu>,ey
Mountain. about mile north of Everett
Bedford county, have been deelened and in
struck at a depth of about twenty-five feet
showing three feet OF deposits. which are be
ieved 70 be continuation Of the vein in the
TaIesyil!e hank. which has been IN operation
for the last twenty vears. A. soon a. ua-
ehinery can be erected on the premises the
ore VIII he lifted and shipped. II I, soft
fossil ore yielding a high percentage of met
al. and low In the elements destructive in
iron The SHAFT wiz be sunk at once
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PEGIsTER's NOTICE

Notice = hereby given Co all persons c-luce-l-
eel 4- e-tEtr-- erliilIF~ uE eEisl.f--t- tlltt Llr
following accounts ire passed Register --ld tnat
ile same VIII D. presented i.if si 'l.-,l1l tl-l
allowance a. au Orphans tr3lrr tl he held A.
somerset On Thursday. Nay u l-Sl.
Fi-sl aud duzl account ai Henry Ezgch. Aim
Final accolr. II VIVA Ere-eh1llal a1d David
Keim. Administrators and Trustees of Jacob
keIm dee L.
nlinissH2-rlx ar Maclalenz Zimmerman. dec e.
Account ut II. A. t1arIu4u. Guardian ~ IS. Y.
bonner Coma A. buuurr, and george and William
second and fnaI account Of Eph-lim J. Walker,
Administrator and Trustee Of Perry Bersiey. de-
eyil~eti.
Fir.t and huaI account Of Henry vs. coleman,
Admiuisgratara af Hiram W. Coleman decd
First and FINAL account af John Eeul. Admin
lsJrl.t1r aud Trustee af Thomas Eeall. dee d
First and anal aefagnt of + J. Nulzy and Joel
H. lutZy. AQllr's sc ot Daniel fltzy. d-l q
Second and fnal account ~ Lydia ~ Rodgers,
Executor Ot cyrus Homer. decd
second aud partial account of Daniel >tlft.
Executor ot William Wills deed
FIRST and final account of Isaac D. Aukeuy.
Guardian ot Lydia r. AEkeUg
First account 0f J0hn BiouEa and David
Bi1ugl. Executors OF jacob Bi1llEll. dec O.
First Had Final acCouut 81 Jacob q. Gerhard.
Executor of Herman luuukiu. dee o.
Account %: Fredk Dull ans Ellen Hruu4hrr.
admir-. 0f Sam-l Brrggler iced
First and iiHal account uf Isaac l. o.eT. tsilu-
uf Polly AiWIue dee H.
Accent % 2. D. Mil'-r- ENccfiIn- ul Jonathan
Rhaai- dee g.
First and aual aceouut af j. IS VIII Admr
aud Trustee Of PhUbe Waiter dee q.
Secold and final account ~ Ella- tiSe ans
samuel bozser.Adur 0f John e BoW-er- dee ..
First aEd final account 1l Israel J- tpl-r. Exec-
Igj0r of Jacob flioer, de- r.
First and hnal account of Nm- g.. Has salEF
e. {. e. OF Levi kuepper decd
The account uf F. kDiseg Admr oi Isaiah
kOdger. deed.
first and ma account Of Henry weyand and
Henry tumberf. Admr and Trustee ef John
Nryand. deed.
FIRST account Of q Wilson Baker and tatherit,
Baker AdmF> % Benjamin Baker. decd
First ami fua. scc0uuf NJ Isaac Miller ami II
mol Miller, Admr 1i Valentine Miller dee D.
Firsr and fuaI acculEt o. Isaac J. fosier, Adl1r-
of Ju~eph k4uflnal- decd.
Fir-I 4nd Flnal accounf u 81 illizzl kodg-r~ and
Prank Rodgers. Executor, ei David kolgers,iie
First and maj accuulI uf samuel snyder and
" : McRTy, AdruT'- ul Jl-ial Muwry. deed
Register Once. FHA~. e. ~HAFEk.
AUril Z. Is~-. kaglSfer.
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Encurslon 10 baltimore.

The p. & %. viii sell excursion tickets 70
Baltimore and return from all stations. on
May gih 10Th, 18th and i2ih. and good to
return May 18th. inclusive. 81 q rate of two
cents per mile IN each direction. 60 all ,i,=-ir-
olls of attending the centennial celebration
Of the organization OF the Masonic Grand
Lodge of the state Of Maryland. The spring
races at baltimore win take place m ab've
date This Excursion J. open To all and 20
parties of lf1y or more going under one tick
eI, q specially iuW rate VIII tr granted For
further particulars ciii ~ pr address
4 ". PkTupN r Z. A.
Samersei. Pa
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The application far the pardon II A F.
Domer is held under adyi-emeui by the
Baari oi P4rdon> Final action viii proha-
biy he '.ad on IL within the next few days
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Protection for Men.

AproSss 9f the consideration oi the yous-
ans property rights acs i Submitted the fol
+ lowing bin. introsIucs,l by Representative
Busketr during the closing hours Of tie Leg
islsturc. 1t wa la=>,,i under Suspension If
the rils. and went to the Council where i
was vario,isly appoFtione,i out te special CON
mittees and finally referred bsck 70 the House
I with the Recommendation thar il be iransla-
,ed into the Missouri language
A. scr FoR THE BETTER rEnTErTIoN - NAN
RIED xES
Re it enacted by the legislative Assembly
Of Montana:
WHEREAS, During the presenI session of
the Legislature sulsry. numerous and d.
verse bills have been passed looking IA the
improvement Of the condition Of married
women defining their rights sud clothing
them As nearly IS possible with the legal
rights and attributes of men. and
WHEEEss. Under the laws above mention
ri -aid married women may sue and b. sued
may . cid and Own property in their indiyid
u.l right SEPARATE aud apart from their bus
bands therefore be il resolved.
SEtTIoS l. That hereafter il shall be mis-
demeanor for any married woman 10 pur-
chase a new bonnet. silk dress or seal
skin sacque unless she shall first obtain
written order from her husband. and shal
further have given him an indemnifying
bond for the payment of the same.
SEc- ,. That in consideration Ofextra rights.
privileges and immuniries heretofore men
toned. it shall hereafter be lawful for any
husband TO stay out at least three times
week until l. o'clock al midnight, and ifany
married woman shall utter any complaint
she shall be adiudged guilty Of misciemeanor
and shall be punished by being prohibited
from making any comment upon the bonnet
Of the lady who occupies the front pew in
church.
30. 3. In addition to the three nights
above provided, married men may be per
mirted 10 attend lodge on Monday. Wedines-
day and Saturday nights. respectively. Of
each week. and said lodges are hereby per
mitted 10 keep open until O'Clock A. N,
and any married woman who shall lock the
front door or leave the baby carriage in the
hall or put on, the lights prior to o'clock
A. NJ, shall be denied the privilege Of gossip
ing with any other lady for the period Of six
months
SEc !. Hereafter It shall be unlawful for
any married woman 10 do any Of the follow
ing acts more than twice in one day. to-wiI
J. l. pail ont more than one handful of
hair at a time
, To strike him with rolling pin more
than seventeen time in sHccss.ion.
.. To throw hot water ON him
T. To throw more than one hat-iron at a
time
SCI s. II shall hereafter be unlawful for
any married woman To 20 to bed without
having first thoroughly warmed her feet
Notice to Contractors.
The school Board fQuemahoning Twp.
viii sell the building Of house for a graded .
school AZ Sprucetown. at O'Clock on Satur-
day. May p. Iss7. Specifications can be- .
seen at P, J. Covers store, or with the Secre- /
tary BY order ofthe Board. f
T,r1n : NfrYrrp -aersrary-
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Pleasant Valley Items.

Mn. EpIroE The people have about TN
ishcd sowing oats through this section.
The weather has been exceedingly c,,ol on
the west side Of the Alleghaai,> for the past
two weeks
Mr. J r Reinsan j. engaged in c,ecting a
new addition to Mr. J. NJ. Knepper> barn.
Mr. John Walker, the tine Young meciian-
&c, intends "a build new bank barn Tor Mr.
David Sanger
Mr. J. Dampling Boyer Is assisting Mr..
Aaron >ehmReker in erecting new bank
barn for himself After they have finished
this job they intend to make a "trip ont west.
70 seek cyntracts
Mr. Jacob Will me, With 4 very serious
accident some time ago. We have hogcs for
his recovery.
Mr. Charles \. NcFai'ien paid Mr. Peter
Boyer a visit some time aso.
Messrs- Carver s suti'ier viii soon be
ready to receive Orders for their nursery
goods Stick to it, boys Eli
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Change of Base

The five and ten cent cuUuterS Of Cook &
>eph Braliier. have been neatly clcansd up.
and the stock thoroughly >ystenatize,l. pre-
Taratory 20 adding an entirely new and at
trsctive line of goods which viii b. done in
the near future. Many Of the one thousand
and more useful articles heretofore sid 1t
five and ten cents have been Ie'iucesi in price
~ per cent, and the public Is advised pf the
fact that nov Is the time and here i the
Place for bargains Come To see me AZ my
new headquarters. IuE.
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4 house and lo; corner Main Cro-, and
South street, Somerset, for sale Oh pay
ment- To suit the purchaser 4 desirable
home for q family large roony house and
a full lot ofground, with choice friIit upon
it. Price SlSs. For particulars inquire ar
the residence. or write To Samuel Gather
Esti., Greensburgh, Pa.
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are now prepared % furnish al ciasses Hitn en-
plovmeur az home. the whole eft1e time cT io-
rneir snare rsoulsul- Bu,iale ulE ignf and
proffafle Persons - either ser easily earn frlI1
o. % s. pr es snirE aaG Proportional szrs y
ds.gaffuc e. tsr time 90 the nll.iles- Bo.- and
sirI. ear 4 ..rfv A. rrua1 a. men That 81 s 10
- his rsr sli their lillrf-s and t.sf the nIsl
fss-sz we make this ofsr To such ls are nos vel
satisfied ue vii send uue dollar "a paJ toz ne
trouble 81 writing Full uarrieuiars AMI aufrt
free Addrs-- GEnHsE STfss1S & Co. Portland,
Maine 3ecz2 s-iy--
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Chicken Fanoiers Attention.

blood brown LeghorTIs To be seen anywhere,
and am prepared TO furnish eggs from these
fowls at the rate of 81 ~ for setting Of IL
egS- The Ieghorrls arr the most prolific
layers known
figoReE AuNAS.
Somerset Pa
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EXEcUToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF John ; Irauor decd late Of Middle
creek township. Somerset County, Pa
Letters testaneurary on the above estate having
fpeen granted % the undersigned by the proper
authority. notice Is hereby given 20 all pers1us
indebted ta said estate to make immediate pay
mcnt and those having claims against the same
win present them duly authenticated for settle
meui on saturday Iuuefli. lsS7. at the late ussi-
d.nce 0f deceased In Engwo-El. Middlecrrek
Twp. somerset Co. Pa
HIRAM CRANER.
aprE Executor
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Excursion Rates

VIII be given persons attending the Lu-
theran sunday-school Convention at sioyes-
town next week May lofh, lIih and 18th.
Tickets for sale at the various ticket offies~
Of the r. 4 . r r Co in the county.
COMMITTEE
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RGAL NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Judges Of the Orphans Court % Somerset
tuunty 90 ascertain advaucemeuJ>. and make
and report a distribution gf the funds now in the
hands 0f ,. l. BuTkholder Aiminislratur af sam
ne BrEer late Of Eruth.rsyaIley Township, der
hereby gives notice that he Etl attend to The du-
ti,. II his apF1iutfuenI AZ his sttce in Somerset
Borough OF Thursday. the 1d day of June, lss7.
D. KIMMEI-
ar.rs- Auditor
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c. sHoRTLIDGES

- ACADEMY, Fyk Ini ~ NY 1fb
yhla Fixed r.-lae covers egerv eE p.Hst even
Book Sc NJ extra charge. No incidental e1-
Iau-e- Nsl examination i1r admission Twelve
experienced Teachers al men, and q ID graduate.
rl-ti4I opportunity for apt sfuiier-4 tp slEaura
rapiGlr special driil dir siul and ilack .szrri
bas- Patrons 7r slu1euts nlag s.ie-f ans -fil.i-
lss Or chose the regular Eueli-t -eie1~-- -ls-
iu- o.a-~f1zi Ir fivll Elllia ae-rl1g c1U ls Alar-
dents lrrel al Aeslia Aell.eIag a-e lull-zls end
ward. Yale Princeton. aal ten ether foll toiies-
Polytechnic schools ta -rIlsirut- SENS iu l--f
il ISIS. ll iu i~~t- 20 in i--s sfL ip lnf~.t
gr.illa--u- ria-z -FcrT year in lte -ai
department. = r11T-r7zi AID Chemiga Lalrfrlt.--
% cTlllt-iilIl and Ball trtz1li lsu faiuue-
zddet ta Library iu fs-1 Media has ssFen
cnlre-ls-. as ta1l rsFalice charter which pro-
hihits the sale 20 al iufpx eating drinks. PR
new Illustrated circular tsidrss- gilf prufars and
H1uprie,or SHfEH{N SHORTLEDGE T. Il
HIrpar1 lsafiaaasi NstilG. Pa aIgi- - lyr..-
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Attention. Stock Raisers

MY Percheron horse will be al Hew Cen
treville Thursday. Friday, and saturday of
each week during the coming season.
p HEFFLEY
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7 EGtLyoTICE

Notice j. hereby given tial she ioli0wiuz So
errinr- have been lied in ny afee. and tizr they
VIII D. I.feseateil 70 the C0us- al Common Pleas
IL -.lulfrat county FOR clrf rraarGr "a Ihursisy
Ny T. I-z- . hen and where az uarfe- Interest
"a can all=I1i-
ne fra aeeeasiur q "a n EoonIz Master and
Receiver u fhs Couilelrc As-uCiari81i-
secosruf o. j. n Cui, Assllrn-e % -oi1snou 81
pruiy 01fice. y q CkIICHFIE-D-
Apr = 1.57. Pr1fhouotary.
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Hats and Bonnets.

Just received new hats. bonnei>, flowers,
tiT> plumes gauze. ribbons, etc, etc, l.arg-
ct and hs--t selected stock and lowest price
MR- 4. T.. Tina.
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To the Farmers.

Maple SUGAR taken in exchange for Cloth
ing. Furnishing Goods. Hats, Trunks. sach-
els. Wall Payer, Wool, Jewelry, and all
kinds OF merchandise, The highest prices
paid for sngar
H. HEFFLKy. Somerset. Pa
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Wanted

Hides, Fur, Bark viii pay the highest
cash price for all kinds of hide>, I-elis and
fun. also want $50 cords Of Rock Oak and
spruce bark.
II q. Ci,yNENGHAN
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MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1886.

NOTICE i hereby given % all the Justice ef the
Psara the Coroner and Constable within the
said Counfv af Sosnersst. that they he then and
there In their p-psr persons wiki their rolls
arfis inouisifionS examinations and oTheF ~
membranes % do tliuze thing which q their
Office and IN thai behalf appertain 70 - dsiile-
and aiss5 they = 10 uia EroseiIte against the p-i-
uflers that are shall BE- la the jail of somerset
Counfy b then and there % prosecute zgainsf
them shall b Just
SHEETFF's OFFICE JOHN WINTERS,
4r,r . is.- sheriff
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shor horn Run for sale

--' a Naori-horu Bah agei two yesns.
-..- ! ~iii s'sii AZ q lair prioe Any one
!. -- 70 bay vii please cssllai The farm 81
''l''1 Aeisle, shanksville. Pa.
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